The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-02-09
WOWAS .lND TEMPERANCE.


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The following statement Of the aim
and objects Of the Worlds ". C. T. .
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ihe Worlds W. q. L. =. is propose!
to nc, q federation OF al the women,
societies engaged in temperance anl
social purity work throughout the world
;or the purpose OF mutual enlightenment
ard hep; and with the object ot creating
i mora! power that shall be iclt III TIT
GovclnmeIts OF World.
IAe W. =. l. Y. of the United State
hiss proved beyond the posslolDty O.
question ti!at the existence OF common
oreanlzation blndlhg together q large
extent OF country Is OF great advantage
IL transmitting from one place to auotll
CT suggestions t0r work, and help III car
rying these suggestions out:
1t is Obvious that a Worlds ". c. 1,
|. must necessarily multiply this e:iec
tiveness III proportion TO the extent q
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wide network oy WINCH temperance anG
SOCIAL purity workers OF every nation
may communlca1e with one another, anc
may be enabled 10 help each Other II
their great reforms.
The especial advantages resulting &ju
be as follows: The workers in each
country will have an opportunity to be-
come informed, first, OF the methods CT
work successfully carried On IN al other
countries; ana seco1oiE, OF 'ne most
useful provisions OF the aready existing
laws on temperance ana Soclal purity IN
al cl71llzeo 91ales' anu tne nietnouS :; ~
which these laws can DC applied Win the
advantage and the least RISK; ana also OF
all proposed ana newly eGecuOca Laws us
they are brought forward III any nation.
Besides these advantages OF network
OF communlcatioa ana genera! lnteih-
sgence department, 1t Is INTENDED 1nat
the Whole force OF Tue ora ChioI !
shall be turn! q upon me international
questions affecting social and temper
ance reform. There IS work to be
done in this direction il improving the
Extradition Treaties as occasion arises,
and IN bringing pressure to bear against
the forcing of alcohol and other stimu-
lants and narcotics upon savage and
semi-ciTihzed communities. There are
immense and hitherto neglected Scandais
IN relation TO the forcing OF lhe "orsV
forms OF drink upon the nat'VeS throuSh-
out the continent OF A1r1ca :!t ana IN olhef
places, by tha so-caAed. c-Villzea ner-
chants OF al natlonahtles. AS LIE un-
civilized portion OF the world IS al pres
ent in the course OF being rapidly dl-
vided under the nominal sovereignty OF
the various great powers, 'hiS IS eHacht
tue tane "nen P.GMp' ''Io ''H-ioin ~ -
ac1lon ooeLl 20 DE t,thtn - ~ io1Gc SneIy
eoIe5nElei1 ~ piG.TeS s-les no;o.ssa 7;.s,
pcople iroln tlte avn o''tse - sne ii!uoi
tralflc, as the Oomlnlon OF oanaoa pro
tects tie indians OF thelf Northwest
Territory, not only by s'I1ctiy en-
1orceo penal "a" against furnishing t1eill
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tlGa ol lAc erea1 5ree 9.@'e o. ooAso1 w.
"hlch was placeo u1oet lnIetna'iUlii "
conIr01 2I, oy sne receas Conssiess aS Dei
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ing al ap'aIline nlsn3.uete ~ .In' 80 a, -
Iuoer u tle s1!c'ion i:' iIHo pio.eos.on " 'ue
yves, ssn'' - ny l. noS s.;e w
utterly run tne naSlSe popuIatlon, "no
are as heipIess Us children oeioIe us AZ
roaos.
The Worlds Union will further be q
great protective agency encilcling the
world for the saving OF the boys and
girls who are annually scattering taem-
selves over every quarter OF the Slope,
search OF work CT OF education. onares
innumerable surround the unWary teet
of these wanderers, and the organlzcu
mother and sister love OF the World S
W. G. 7. y. may be, and we believe Will
be, the salvation of thousands.
It would also be an Invaluable help 10
our work il the literature of temperance
and social purity IN every country, trans
lated at need, could be the common
property OF women al over the WorlHi;
and 1t Is intended that there shall be IL
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